by maineseacoast | Jul 24, 2019 | DETOP, Downeast Campus, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
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Judy and friends at DETOP
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Healthy Acadia teens prepare DETOP meal
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Heidi and family at DETOP
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Betty and Ted at DETOP
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David Wrinkly and Sarah M at DETOP
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Last weekend was a “big weekend” at our Downeast Community Campus for Down East magazine’s Great Maine Scavenger Hunt volunteers, said Mission Service Program Director Wendy Harrington.
The Hunt’s purpose is to send “Down East readers out to explore all 35,385 square miles of Maine — from mountains to sea, from potato fields to city streets — in pursuit of the best Maine summer ever.” One item on the Hunt’s list is to be at a “Community Supper in Cherryfield.”
“We had nine participants help prepare and serve the meal on Sunday,” said Director Wendy Harrington. “Teens and staff from Healthy Acadia’s Teen Ag Summer Program harvested, prepared and served a delicious spaghetti supper with lots of delicious salads and vegetable stir fried dishes,” Harrington said.
Learn how you can attend and/or sponsor a Table of Plenty Community Supper. Click here.
by maineseacoast | Jul 14, 2019 | DETOP, Downeast Campus, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
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Photo courtesy April Norton, Wyman’s of Maine
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Photo courtesy April Norton, Wyman’s of Maine
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Photo courtesy April Norton, Wyman’s of Maine
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Photo courtesy April Norton, Wyman’s of Maine
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Last month, Wyman’s of Maine, “a family-owned company with a heritage of leadership in the growing and marketing of Wild Blueberries,” hosted a Downeast Table of Plenty (DETOP) Sunday Supper.
In a thank you note to Wyman’s Human Resources Director April Norton, Mission Director of Service Programs Wendy Harrington said Wyman’s “brings such positive energy and great food. I think the word gets out each time you do it. We have such a crowd attending your Sundays,” said Director Wendy Harrington.
“We love doing the DETOP dinner,” replied Director April Norton. “The people in our community are fantastic people and I really enjoy getting to know them more and more every time we do this.”
The Table of Plenty takes place in the Weald Bethel Community Center on the Downeast Campus every Sunday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. About 75 to 100 people attend each week.
Learn more.
by maineseacoast | Jul 10, 2019 | Downeast Campus, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Want to learn how to make no cook tomato sauce? Incredible Edible is hosting a workshop on July 20th at Maine Seacoast Mission’s Weald Bethel Community Center.
Questions? Call 483-6133
by maineseacoast | May 22, 2019 | Downeast Campus, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
CHERRYFIELD, ME — No Yoga at Weald Bethel Community Center, Monday, May 27th. The last two yoga sessions before summer break are June 3rd and 10th.
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by maineseacoast | May 20, 2019 | DETOP, Downeast Campus, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
Wendy Harrington (center) with Cathy Ames and Valerie Hill.
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Mission Service Program Director Wendy Harrington sends a note and news of the arrival of two ladies taking part in Down East magazine’s The Great Maine Scavenger Hunt.
“Cathy Ames and Valerie Hill were awesome helpers and wowed our diners with four homemade pies and a big pot of baked beans,” writes Wendy Harrington.
The Hunt’s purpose is to send “Down East readers out to explore all 35,385 square miles of Maine — from mountains to sea, from potato fields to city streets — in pursuit of the best Maine summer ever.”
One item on the Hunt’s list is to be at a “Community Supper in Cherryfield.” What better than our Downeast Campus’s “Table of Plenty” Community Supper?
Learn how you can attend and/or sponsor a Table of Plenty Community Supper. Click here.
by maineseacoast | May 6, 2019 | Downeast Campus, Housing Rehabilitation, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Weald Bethel Community Center
Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School volunteers with Housing Rehabilitation Program Manager Scott Shaw
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Housing Rehabilitation Program Manager Scott Shaw sent this photo of “a new wheel chair ramp built by the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School on the Community Center this past week/weekend!”
What a fantastic addition to the Weald Bethel Community Center, making it easier than ever for people relying on wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers — or who have difficulty using stairs — to get in-and-out of the Community Center and enjoy the events.
Thank you, Assabet School volunteers.
Learn how your support of the Mission’s Housing Rehabilitation Program helps many Downeast coast community people in so many ways.
